PVAS featured on Destination WA this week:
Also available on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jbeNU427Ck
Possum Valley Animal Sanctuary Inc. is located in Mount Helena, Western Australia. The Sanctuary is a not for profit association and aims to prevent or relieve the suffering of native and 'farm' animals.
PVAS featured on Destination WA this week:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jbeNU427Ck
Thank you to everyone who supported our ‘High Tea for the Animals’ event on the 7th of June. It was a lovely afternoon of great food, chatter and music thanks to John Wilson.
New Homes Needed!
Are you considering adopting a new family member?
Be sure to follow our rehoming page on Facebook - Rescue and Rehoming in the Valley of Hope, to keep up to date with animals needing safe new beginnings, like little Marshall the Rooster!
Can you help with our Sanctuary Winter Wishlist?
Donations of the following items are very much appreciated!
- Weetbix
- Paper kitty litter
- Cat biscuits
- Dog biscuits
- Peanut butter
- Raw nuts, shelled
- Eco friendly laundry liquid
- Chux cloths
- Tissues
- Paper towels
- Fresh carrots
- Corn on the cob
- Sweet potatoes
- Watermelon
- Aviary or small parrot mix
- Goat muesli
- Lamb pellets
- Poultry mix
- Salt licks (from the stock feed shop)
- King or queen flat sheets (no quilts, cushions or other bedding please)
and
- towels.
We are also in need of strong, working wheel barrows to help with our busy cleaning tasks!
These items can be placed in our donation bin at the front gate at:
210 Kingston Rd, Mount Helena, W.A.
or message us for north and south drop off points. Thank you so much!
Autumn is banksia season in the Valley, which the local nectar eating birds and insects love!
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| A gorgeous grevillea. |
We are fortunate to have a large Menzies’ banksia flowering profusely near the volunteer picnic area, together with some newly planted ‘Birthday Candles’, a low growing banksia, along the pathways.
The pin cushion hakea has just started to flower, and the everlasting daisies have germinated with the recent rains.
Mark has recently planted three large beds of leafy greens for the possums and parrots, and the poplars are showering the paddocks with their golden leaves, much to the delight of the goats!
Ingredients
- 500g of small mixed tomatoes, cut into halves
- 1 sheet of vegan puff pastry
- 1 red onion, sliced and lightly sauteed
- Spray vegetable oil
- A large bunch of fresh basil, salad and chips to serve.
Method
- Spray a baking dish lightly with vegetable oil and lay tomatoes cut side down.
- Add sauteed red onion, then cover with puff pastry.
- Using a fork, gently pierce some holes into the pastry to allow steam to escape.
- Cook on 180C for around 15 minutes or until the pastry is golden and puffed.
- Allow to sit for ten minutes to cool and then tip pastry side down on a serving platter.
- Sprinkle with fresh basil – enjoy!